Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 417 The Ultimate Move is Brewing

"Fu!"

That's true, but not quite.

This move is essentially a continuous "flash," which could easily dazzle your opponent, right?

"The Thirteen Deadly Flashes, huh? Interesting."

Link understood Fire Fox's thinking: if summoning darkness was useless, then use a dazzling flash to blind the opponent.

Even a single flashbang can "reduce the hit rate," let alone continuous flashbangs...

"I wonder if this will damage the eyesight of the elves and the audience? Could it lead to blindness?"

The fire fox shook its head; that was the key.

As for the underlying principles, let Polygon explain them.

"Okay, according to the test, the Flash released by Fire Fox has been optimized and will no longer be forcibly destroyed by moves such as 'Thorn Staff'."

Hearing this, Ergui Peng was somewhat surprised, so he took out his "Thorn Vine Staff" and struck the ball of light.

This time, the stick passed right through it, but the ball of light remained unharmed.

Polygon explained in a timely manner: "The key lies in the principle of its effectiveness. The original 'Feather Black' was dyed by gathering energy, so it could naturally be broken through by force. However, after the Fire Fox modified it, it was transformed into an illusion effect based on the senses."

In addition to sight, it also includes sound, smell and temperature.

Tactile sensations are relatively difficult to simulate and require too much energy, so they are not within the scope of Fire Fox's consideration.

"Boni!"

Ergui Peng suddenly realized that since it was just an illusion, it naturally couldn't be deciphered.

At the same time, because it is based on the senses rather than the mind, it can still be disturbed even if one can see through it.

“Ordinary illusions create virtual images to influence the opponent’s activities, but if a flaw is revealed, the opponent will see through it. Fire Fox chooses to abandon these, creating light and shadow that are useless even if they are seen through.”

Fake light and fake shadows...

Blazing Roaring Tiger couldn't help but complain, "They usually stick to those fancy moves, but this time they suddenly abandoned all the flair and only wanted the most basic effect."

The Fiery Fox disagreed; it always prioritized efficiency over elegance.

Moreover, it can combine the optimized "Black Feather" and "Daylight" to completely disrupt the opponent with intense light and shadow.

Seeing this, the Ghost Fish with the Dark Tail made a suggestion: why not add real shadows to the illusion effect?
If the opponent is distracted and ignores this point, you can take the opportunity to use moves like "Shadow Sneak Attack".

"Fu..."

It would be a little difficult for the Fire Fox to learn these, but the Darktail can both create illusions and use those shadow-based Ghost-type moves.

"It sounds good, but I think many Pokémon can learn this move. What if someone uses an illusion to create a bright light to distract us?"

It hasn't considered that yet.

Yes, indeed, you can easily imitate it after seeing it just once.

The humans and elves looked at each other, unsure of what to say.

"Bar, Bass!"

In reality, the hallucination effect isn't that powerful. Once you see through it, your brain will help you retain only a semi-transparent phantom image.

Moreover, the essence of creating illusions with "Strange Light" is a variation move, which can be countered by some methods that can prevent variation moves, while being hit by all other variation moves will result in defeat.

Moreover, it is still an "object selection effect".

"Fu~"

There's nothing I can do about it; illusions just aren't very effective. But this is already the best Fire Fox can do to utilize the "Black Feather" move.

"Bagogo?"

Talebagos looked at the group of people and elves in confusion. So, none of them could withstand the Fire Fox's changing moves?

It strode confidently to the front of the crowd, declaring that when it came to lighting, it was the expert among experts.

One of the most distinctive features of Taijing is its ability to emit a dazzling light.

Instead of researching how to create illusions of light and shadow, why not just crystallize it and irradiate it with full force?

"Fu!"

Talebagos' words provided Fire Fox with crucial inspiration, completing the final piece of the puzzle for her moves.

If we utilize the dazzling light dust and crystals after crystallization, wouldn't we be able to avoid being scattered and not be subject to various defenses like changing moves?
So it immediately crystallized with the trainer's support and began to think about how to apply "Black Feather" to this state.

Kirby, who hadn't participated in the discussion at all, suggested, "Why don't we eat something first?"
Developing new skills is important, but we also need to eat well.

During dinner, Erguipang wondered why the trainer and Porygon didn't continue watching the drama series this time.

"Spare me, this is too cruel... If you want to see something else, you can ask Polygonus to add something else?"

As it turns out, the news broadcast by Polygon was no better than what happened on the simulator.

The Qibao Museum was robbed, and many cultural relics were almost lost, but the case was eventually solved by a detective who happened to be at the scene.

Lianyi Dojo in Lianyi Bay has passed the review and officially ranked first on the recommended list.

As the new Higaki Tournament begins, trainers are eager to challenge the gyms.

Since the Hoenn region nearly perished six months ago, the Psychoprotection Organization known as Team Plasma has become unusually active.

The organization claims that humans should not despise nature, that Pokémon are partners, not servants, warriors, or food, and that their rights should be protected and that they should coexist with Pokémon, freeing them from the confines of Poké Balls.

Putting aside the last point about the liberation of the elves, their arguments have indeed gained considerable acceptance.

Link knew the true purpose of these people, but... what did the elves think?
"The clothes of this organization are even uglier than those of the Marines. Among the many evil organizations, the one with the best aesthetic sense is still Sakaki, but he is only of average appearance."

"Speaking of which, do you guys think Poké Balls are a form of confinement? What's it like inside one?"

"Wang!"

It's a constraint; Arcanine is too lazy to stay inside. If it could, it would like to roam outside all the time, only returning home at mealtimes and in the evening.

"Okay, rejected. What about the others?"

Ergui Peng seemed to be deep in thought. At first, he was a little uncomfortable staying in the Poké Ball, but after getting used to it, it was actually quite convenient.

Of course, if it's not necessary, staying outside is always more comfortable than being inside a Poké Ball.

Upon hearing this, Porygon interrupted Unova News to explain why Urquidone felt uncomfortable: "Poké Balls utilize the property that Pokémon shrink when they are weak. When inside one, the Pokémon's power is limited to a certain extent, so powerful, sensitive, and hyperactive Pokémon often find it difficult to get used to it."

Arcanine nodded in agreement, "Yes, it's hard to get used to."

"But you actually spend more than 20 hours a day outside, right?"

"Wang..."

indeed.

"So, besides being convenient, is the Poké Ball really a kind of constraint?" Link felt that something was off.

Porygon disagrees: "That's not the case. Research shows that Poké Balls help more than they restrict coexistence between humans and Pokémon."

(End of this chapter)